Le lundi 7 avril dernier, l' Afrique du Sud a dévoilé son Plan director for renewable energies (SAREM). It will be a gradual deployment of 3 GW of green energy per year, with a target of 5 GW annually by 2030

South Africa is actively seeking a sustainable solution by focusing in particular on the potential offered by renewable energies to get out of dependence on coal. Indeed, beyond the fight against climate change, the government sees it above all as a way of reviving local industry and strengthening South Africa's energy security in the long term. This choice by the South African government should contribute to the structure of a local sector that is still in its infancy, reducing dependence on imported renewable energy equipment. It will support up to 25 000 jobs, in particular through decentralized electricity production and the implementation of